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Answering a few questions after the top-seeded Detroit Pistons gave us a preview of a possible first-round matchup with a 104-99 win over the Orlando Magic on Wednesday . . .
Seed of wisdom takes root
How are the Pistons looking?
I think they're a better team today than on this same day last year. Pistons coach Flip Saunders has done a better job in utilizing the bench this season. There's more of his signatures and stamps on this team. There was some obvious headbutting with Ben Wallace last year. With two polarizing figures, Wallace was more defense-oriented, with Flip looking for offense.
They've clinched the East's best mark with this win. But are they conference's best?
Right now they're the team to beat in the Eastern Conference. They would by far cause the more problems for the three leading West candidates (Dallas, San Antonio, Phoenix) than any other team from the East because they can take things away from those three.
It starts with Pistons mainstay Chauncey Billups (28 points, eight assists). How do you see his game?
As great as Steve Nash in Phoenix's system, Billups is every bit as effective for what Detroit wants to do. For Detroit's style, there's not a better guard in the game for this team. He makes sure he gets the other guys going -- when you make sure you involve them, they play better. Billups does that, and his guys don't give up on plays, always expecting to get the basketball. On Wednesday, he lead his team in scoring with 28 points, but only took 13 shots. That's excellent.
In his homecoming, ex-Piston Darko Milicic got a nice round of boos from the Auburn Hills faithful. How's he looking?
I think he can be a good player. I don't want to say he'll be great, but I think he can have an impact -- you could see a development similar to Eddy Curry, who also had high expectations coming out. The Darko expectations will be lowered, his ceiling not high as some thought on draft night.
Grant Hill had 22 points, his highest total against his former team, which he last played for in 2000.
They'll need more of what they got from him tonight. He has more good years in him, depending on where he wants to play.
At this point, it seems Dwight Howard giveth and he taketh away.
He had a horrible night shooting from the field (3-for-12) and from the free-throw line (6-for-16). But he still got 16 rebounds, which will carry him while he continues to develop. One common trait of all great big men is that they were great rebounders relative to their era. When I look at a big, I look at the ability to rebound.
What can Orlando take away from a possible first-round series with Detroit, besides broom marks?
There's lots of lessons to be learned for a young team making its first playoff appearance, not the least of which is valuing possessions and the importance of making free throws. When the game gets to the highest level, a lot of times it's the little things that make the difference. That's what Orlando can take from facing Detroit.
Watch ESPN analyst Greg Anthony during Friday's KIA NBA Shootaround (ESPN, 7:30 ET) before Pacers-Heat (8 ET) and Lakers-Suns (10:30 ET). Questions above posed by ESPN.com editor Andrew Ayres.
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Shaquille O'Neal's streak of consecutive seasons with 20.0 PPG to start a career will no doubt come to an end unless he goes absolutely nuts in the final three games of the season. O'Neal, who missed Wednesday's game because of his grandfather's funeral, needs 165 points in the final three games to pull to an even 20.0 PPG on the season. That would be an average of 55.0 PPG.
O'Neal will have to settle for the second longest streak of all time. Here's the most consecutive seasons with 20-plus PPG to start a career:
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Marcus Camby blocked seven shots for the second consecutive game on Wednesday. It's the second time this season that the Sultan of Swat has blocked at least seven shots in back-to-back games; he also did it in December. The last player other than Camby to do that was Andrei Kirilenko in December 2004. The last player with two such streaks in the same season was Camby himself, for the Raptors in 1997-98.
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Shi Chi: Chad Ford said he'd take Kevin Durant over Greg Oden. all things being equal (team needs a C and SF/PF) who would you take?
David Thorpe: KD today, KD tomorrow.
SprungOnSports (Long Island): Is it just me, or is Tyrus Thomas the second coming of Stromile Swift?
David Thorpe: Just you. Plays with far more passion and purpose.
Tomas (Tel Aviv): What is the ideal angle of the ball on its way up on a jump shot? We keep hearing about shots that are too flat or too high -- please settle it once and for all.
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Dime Mailbag: Piling On
Please leave my Wizards alone. They were an East power before everyone and their sister went down with an injury. I am adding my name to the petition to shorten the season. Anyway, let us rest in peace, no more 'Everybody beats the Wiz' please.
The Knicks are accusing the Bulls of running up the score and Steve Francis is making threatening comments. Didn't these guys incite a brawl after another blowout loss? My advice to Isiah Thomas and the Knicks is stop giving huge contracts to underachievers and maybe you won't get blown out all the time.
Golden State clinching against Dallas will be a statement? Dirk Nowitzki, Josh Howard, and Erick Dampier might not even play. How would that be a statement?
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Make an appointment for "The Sessions"
This may be hard to believe (especially with the recent Guy Fieri/New York Times debacle), but critics can have a heart. We may pretend to have cold, black obsidian hearts protected by an impenetrable outer shell of snarky comments and grumpy nitpicks, but really, we love a satisfying cry or emotional moment as much as the next person. It just needs to be done right.
Case in point: "The Sessions," a sweet, honest, sincere and funny indie sensation that toggles just the right emotional switches to hit the waterworks jackpot. Considering Hollywood's typical brand of cloying tearjerkers, it's a delightful surprise to find a movie that can get the tears flowing without guilt.
Oscar-nominee John Hawkes stars as real-life journalist and poet Mark O'Brien. Stricken with polio as a child, Mark is unable to move any part of his body other than his head and is forced to spend most of his life inside a life-saving, but also constricting, iron lung. Despite his affliction, however, Mark decides that at the age of 38, he wants to lose his virginity.
With the blessing of a friendly local priest and confidant (William H. Macy), Mark hires Cheryl, a sex surrogate played by Helen Hunt, to help him learn how to control and find comfort in the frail body that has served as his prison for so long.
As the sessions continue and their intimacy increases, their relationship becomes more emotionally complicated. Mark starts to view Cheryl as a pillar of support – both physically and mentally – and Cheryl worries about what the end of their relationship could do to his feelings of guilt and self-loathing.
Hawkes has gained a ton of Oscar buzz for his turn as O'Brien. It's the kind of transformative, showy role that the Academy loves this time of year. The incredible part about Hawkes' performance, however, is that it doesn't feel like he's putting on a show for awards attention. He effortlessly embodies the character physically – the crooked posture, the timid weak voice – and mentally.
It's a great performance that isn't aware of how it's impressing the audience; it's just impressive, even more so since Hawkes only has his face and head to captivate viewers.
Some pretty spot-on supporting actors surround the "Winter's Bone" alum as well. Hunt, who's mostly disappeared from movies since 2000 ("Soul Surfer" and "Bobby" are her only major releases in the past five years), makes a welcome and brave return to the screen. Her Boston accent is a little sketchy, but her connection with Hawkes' character – a mixture of admiration, attraction and worried wariness – is undeniable.
Macy steals a number of scenes as well as Mark's spiritual advisor. He's equally adept with the comedic part of his role, in addition to the more serious moments when he deliberates over what God would think of Mark – a devoted man of religion – and his desire to do the deed. As "The Sessions" goes on, he has little to do besides provide comedic reactions to Mark's escalatingly erotic encounters, but Macy still charms.
Writer/director Ben Lewin not only guides the actors well but also the film's complicated emotions. It is a comedy, but at the same time, it's a remarkably honest and insightful story. Lewin – a polio survivor himself – really gets inside the mind of O'Brien, tapping into the man's delicate insecurities and sensibilities (though he's strongly religious, he believes God to have a "wicked sense of humor").
Sometimes, in fact, you almost wish they delved into them more. Cheryl's discovery of Mark's inner fears about his body and guilt about what his condition has done to those he's loved feel rather quickly integrated into the screenplay. However, the fact that Lewin taps into these insights – and gets Hawkes to portray them with such nuance – is still a modest marvel.
Much like the Milwaukee Film Festival's "Starbuck," it takes a storyline seemingly headed for crass disaster and turns it into something surprisingly touching. Yes, there are certainly laughs to be had, but the relationship and struggle at the core of "The Sessions" is seriously human. The movie treats it earnestly and with respect, and therefore the audience does as well.
Plus, Lewin also thankfully portrays the disabled not as figures of pity or charity cases, but as regular people just as capable of love and sex as anyone else. Too many times, Hollywood tries to turn the handicapped into saintly messiah figures instead of giving them the respect of being fully developed characters, flaws and complications included. "The Sessions" does and is all the richer and more satisfying as a result.
Mark O'Brien may not have had the ability to move, but his story certainly does – maybe even to tears. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Bullets are flying over Broadway -- and everywhere else in the city.
The number of people shot surged 154 percent two weeks ago -- to 56 from 22 over the same week last year -- and spiked 28 percent in the last month.
Last week tallied another increase in victims -- 22 people had been hit through Friday, including the three victims gunned down outside a Brooklyn school Friday.
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HAVERHILL, New Hampshire — The New Hampshire Supreme Court has denied a bid by family members to postpone release of police videos capturing the fatal shooting of an armed man in July.
The court denied the emergency motion filed by the ex-wife of Hagan Esty-Lennon, who is the mother of his two children
The Attorney General's office is slated to release redacted videos and audio of the July 6 shooting in Bath on Friday. The judge ordered prosecutors to edit out some of the more graphic moments of the fatal encounter in granting the petition by media outlets to release the police video and audio of the shooting.
Attorney Diane Puckhaber, who represents Lisa Esty-Lennon, says her client was trying to protect her children — ages 7 and 9 — and is "devastated" by court's decision.
"It's a very sad day for Lisa and her children," Puckhaber said. "It was our position there would be no harm in delaying but substantial harm if it's released."
Puckhaber said Friday's release of the video coincides with what would have been Esty-Lennon's 43rd birthday.
The attorney general's office, after reviewing the videotapes, had deemed the shooting to be justified; Esty-Lennon had lunged at the Haverhill officers with a knife.
Immediately before his encounter with the police, the 42-year-old Canterbury man was involved in a car accident and had a self-inflicted knife wound to the chest when he left the scene of the accident, the attorney general's office reported. Bystanders summoned police to assist him.
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Everything Is Broken playlist for 09/15/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 09/14/2015 - 10:49pm
Our featured guest is James Paul. Jim served for 20 years as Executive Director of Global Policy Forum, an NGO that monitors the UN. He is author of the classic "Syria Unmasked", a book about human rights in Syria. He was Executive Director of the Middle East Research & Information Project and was for many years an editor of the Oxford Companion to Politics of the World.
WE WILL ALSO HAVE ON THE PROGRAM: Hope Ansanelli – a recent returnee from a stint in the Peace Corps.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 09/01/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 08/31/2015 - 6:10pm
OUR NEW TIME STARTS TOMORROW: 1:00PM Eastern. Great show planned. we will look at activism on many fronts with an emphasis on food and nutrition.
Our featured guest, Hanna Essenburg is an activist splitting her time between South Florida and Long Island. An SBU grad, Hanna is a lifelong liberal. She became involved in various activist programs in Florida including GMO Free Florida, Just Label It, Prevent Obesity.net, and others. She wrote a petition on Change.org for Disney to "Offer Organic and Non-GMO Meal Options At Disney Resorts Worldwide."
Hanna's blog - Naturalwrites.Wordpress.com covers various issues ranging from corporate media lies to environmental degradation / toxic food supply, etc.
We will also be joined by our Senior Suffolk County Correspondent Bruce Stasiuk.
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OUR SHOW TOMORROW TUESDAY - noon eastern at 90.1FM and live streaming at www.wusb.fm will feature a discussion of police behavior in cities throughout the country, especially the very public examples of late.
Our featured guest is Charles Epp. Chuck is a professor in the School of Public Affairs and Administration at the University of Kansas, is the author of the award-winning book "Pulled Over: How Police Stops Define Race and Citizenship." Epp and his co-authors, KU Professors Steven Maynard-Moody and Don Haider-Markel, won the 2015 Best Book Award from the American Society of Public Administration.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 07/28/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 07/27/2015 - 6:52pm
OUR SHOW TOMORROW TUEDAY JULY 28, noon-2:00PM will explore international espionage. With emphasis on China/USA issues, we will also delve into the impact of technology on all of our lives from many quarters.
We will also be joined by our Senior Suffolk County Correspondent, Bruce Stasiuk.
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Everything Is Broken playlist for 07/21/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 07/20/2015 - 6:59pm
OUR SHOW TUESDAY, noon-2:00PM will feature Part 2 of our look at the morphing of the "war on poverty" to the War on the Poor.
Our featured guest is Maria Foscarinis. Maria is Founder and Executive Director of the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, a not-for-profit organization based in Washington, D.C. that serves as the legal arm of the national movement to end homelessness. She was a primary architect of the McKinney-Vento Act, the first major federal legislation addressing homelessness, and has led successful litigation to secure the legal rights of homeless persons. Ms. Foscarinis writes regularly about legal and policy issues affecting homeless and poor persons, and is frequently in national and local media. She is a graduate of Columbia University School of Law, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and Barnard College.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 07/14/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 07/13/2015 - 6:51pm
OUR SHOW TODAY, tuesday 12 noon; will feature our fine team of correspondents scattered about the country. Any and all topics are fair game. I will also opine from my updated list of specific historical moments that conservatives have consistently been on the wrong side of history – that list keeps growing!
Our featured guests are Mike Johnson, Senior Texas Correspondent; Steve Wiehe, Senior Florida Correspondent, and Bruce Stasiuk, Senior Suffolk County Correspondent.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/30/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 06/29/2015 - 7:06pm
OUR SHOW TOMORROW TUESDAY 6/30; noon-2PM will feature the Israeli siege of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla and USA foreign policy regarding Palestine in general. We will also discuss the current state of money in politics.
Our featured guest is Robert Naiman. Robert is Policy Director at Just Foreign Policy. Naiman writes on U.S. foreign policy at Huffington Post. He is president of the board of Truthout. Naiman has worked as a policy analyst and researcher at the Center for Economic and Policy Research and Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch. He has masters degrees in economics and mathematics from the University of Illinois and has studied and worked in the Middle East.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/23/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 06/22/2015 - 7:36pm
OUR SHOW TOMORROW Tuesday 12 noon will feature food and water safety. We will also discuss racism in the context of history and current events.
Our featured guest is Eric Weltman. Eric Weltman is Senior Organizer for Food & Water Watch in New York. He has over 20 years of experience leading social justice campaigns and building progressive power. Eric has helped direct ground-breaking coalitions, organize high-visibility media events, write influential publications and manage successful initiatives to pass legislation and fund programs. Eric also has extensive experience conducting trainings on media outreach, advocacy, organizing and public speaking. He has taught urban politics at Suffolk University, and written for such publications as The American Prospect, In These Times, and Dollars & Sense. A native of New Jersey, Eric graduated from the University of Michigan and earned an M.A. in urban & environmental policy from Tufts University.
We will also be joined by local sage Bruce Stasiuk.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/16/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 06/15/2015 - 9:27pm
OUR SHOW TOMORROW TUESDAY at NOON will feature the criminalization of poverty. We will also discuss the separation of church and state.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/09/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 06/08/2015 - 7:24pm
OUR SHOW tomorrow at 12 noon will feature 3 interviews covering many current topics, from police practices, race, Wall St. and criminal justice system.
Our featured guest is Linn Washington. Linn is an award-winning journalist who writes for publications nationwide and in Europe. Washington is a co-founder of the online newspaper THISCANTBEHAPPENING.NET. Linn is also an Assistant Professor of Journalism at Temple University in Philadelphia.
We will also be joined by a local listener and a WUSB staffer-opinionator. Join us!!
Everything Is Broken playlist for 06/02/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 06/01/2015 - 6:36pm
OUR SHOW will have the luxury of a bit more time. we start at noon! We plan to examine various events of current note, from the TPP to the P.A.T.R.I.O.T. act, to a mind-boggling examination of the rules multi-national corporations work under relative to taxation both here and abroad.
Our featured guest is Lee Sheppard, contributing editor of Tax Analysts' Tax Notes and one of the nation's most widely read and respected tax commentators. Named one of the Global Tax 50 most influential players in international taxation in 2012 by International Tax Review, Sheppard specializes in financial issues and the taxation of multinational corporations. Her articles have included commentary on treaty issues, transfer pricing, European tax developments, and cutting-edge financial issues such as derivatives, hybrid securities, and hedge funds. Sheppard holds a law degree from the Northwestern University School of Law.
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Everything Is Broken playlist for 05/12/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 05/11/2015 - 10:48pm
TOMORROW, TUEDAY 1:00PM our program will take an in-depth look at the complex issue of race in the USA. We will also look back on the Viet Nam era with a an interview with a vet that served there.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 04/21/2015By Jim Lynch on Mon, 04/20/2015 - 11:07pm
Our program tuesday 1:00PM will take a look at feminism today, and women activists.
Our featured guest is Betty Maloney. Betty has been a member of Radical Women since 1980 and presently serves on their National Committee. She is the coordinator of the East Coast Book Campaign for "Talking Back: Voices of Color." Betty is a retired Newark NJ public school teacher.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 04/14/2015By Jim Lynch on Tue, 04/14/2015 - 11:37am
Our program TODAY; 1:00PM will provide us with an update on the still ongoing meltdowns at Fukishima Daiichi nuke plant.
Our featured guest is Daniel Aldrich. Daniel P. Aldrich is a professor of political science, University Faculty Scholar, and Director of Asian Studies at Purdue University. He researches post-disaster recovery, the siting of controversial facilities and the interaction between civil society and the state.
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BEIJING – Now putting the final touches on his China-set and co-produced directorial debut, Man of Tai Chi, Keanu Reeves revealed Monday that his ambitions in the country entail more than a mere one-off project. The 48-year-old actor-director has signed a co-development deal with Shanghai-based Fundamental Films.
Announced in a statement released at an "International Filmmaker's Salon" event sponsored by Fundamental at the Beijing Film Market, the deal will see Reeves' Company Films – co-founded and co-owned with Stephen Hamel – develop screenplays and joint productions for the Chinese market in collaboration with Fundamental.
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Fundamental will co-finance and produce these projects and handle promotion and distribution in China, the company said. The agreement was signed Saturday in Beijing while Reeves was visiting as a guest of the city's third annual film festival and a panelist at the co-production forum at the film market.
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The move expands on the collaboration between Mark Gao's Fundamental and Besson's Europa Corp. The companies signed an exclusive, three-year output deal in July, which will see Fundamental distributing 15 Europa productions in China, the first of which will be Besson's Robert De Niro-starring action-comedy Malavita (which the Chinese company also backed financially and co-produced).
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My introduction to modern Korean cinema was a crash course facilitated by a company whose name escapes me at the moment, but it was a Netflix style rental-by-mail service (with blue envelopes) that concentrated on foreign and non-Region 1 DVD releases. Within the span of a couple of weeks, I rented and burned through probably half a dozen Korean films, including Shiri, Nowhere to Hide, something with a lot of electric guitars and flying swordsmen, and Arahan. I didn't know much about any of the films and was picking them largely on "that title/cover/plot synopsis sounds OK" with occasional input from some fo the few English-language websites that wrote about Korean cinema. Each of them proved to be very impressive in their own way, and while Shiri emerged as my favorite and Nowhere to Hide was the most visually striking, Arahan also earned a special place in my heart with its blend of urban setting, martial arts action, fantasy elements, and ridiculous comedy.
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Let me begin this article by commenting on how happy I am that this movie did something with an empty handgun other than the "bang bang click click look at gun throw away." I mean, why would you do that? First of all, guns cost money, and you can always reload it later if you get the chance. Second, even empty it's a solid chunk of metal (unless it's a Glock, I suppose) that is just waiting to be creatively applied in other ways. During this film's climactic showdown, North Korean spies Pyo and Dong spend some time taking pot shots at one another and, upon exhausting their supply of bullets, they both take to using their guns as sort of brass knuckles-meet-bludgeons. Gentlemen, I salute your ingenuity. And now, on to the review…
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It's been too long since we last visited the bizarre world of cut-rate Korean cartoons made by a Chinese guy using Japanese robots and characters and marketed toward Australian television, so let us once again steel ourselves for the bad acid trip that is a Joseph Lai produced cartoon. Lai, to bring up to speed those of you who don't know him, was a producer most famous for taking bits and pieces of cheap Hong Kong and Taiwanese movies and splicing them together to form a new movie, usually augmented by freshly shot scenes of white people in ninja outfits. The films border on works of absurdist art masterpiece. With titles like Ninja Phantom Heroes, Ninja Demons Massacre, and Diamond Force Ninja, Lai's films — often created in conjunction with shadowy men of mystery Godfrey Ho and Thomas Tang — did far more than make no sense at all. They attained a rarefied air of complete and utter incoherence that has remained largely out of the reach of even the most incompetent of filmmakers.
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I once stayed at a place in the Smoky Mountains that was a combo motel and biker bar. The toilet in my dingy room was a hole cut in the floor of the bathroom, covered with screen door mesh and with a stucco bucket sitting on the ground beneath it. Solar Adventure is another Korean cartoon spawned by the same batch of animation commissioned by some Australian company and produced by Hong Kong cheapskate crap film mogul Joseph Lai. It certainly isn't a motel room with a hole cut in the floor leading to a stucco bucket I was meant to use as a toilet, but it is perhaps somewhat similar to what you might expect to find as the contents of such a stucco bucket. But if Solar Adventure is largely a bucket full of piss, crap, used condoms, and cigarette butts, then it's lucky that I have a very high tolerance for such things so long as they are not being rubbed into my hair. And while Space Thunder Kids may set the bar for incompetent glory so fabulously high that it becomes nigh unattainable, Solar Adventure is no slouch in the incompetence field.
Sector 7
Sector 7 is the very worst kind of movie with which to be confronted. OK, maybe not. Maybe What Happens in Vegas is the very worst kind of movie with which to be confronted, but since that's not the sort of movie I seek out, and Sector 7 is, then the wounds I suffer at the hands of Sector 7 leaves a much deeper scar than any injuries I may have suffered while confined to a seat in a bus where they were playing What Happens in Vegas. Sector 7 is the person who should be your friend, but when you are dangling over the precipice and it is holding on to you, it suddenly flashes an evil grin and lets go, allowing you to fall to your death puzzled by this betrayal. Also, you are falling into lava. Sector 7, you were a flashy, big budget monster movie set on an oil rig and fronted by a wickedly cute actress with decent biceps. How could you do this too me? How could you be so very bad on pretty much every single level?
Among the many things that puzzle me in life is the question of why there aren't more horror films set amidst military conflicts and wars. Not that aren't any, but there aren't nearly as many as one might think, giving how easily wartime settings should lend themselves as backdrops to horror films, to say nothing of the fact that it was the landscape of World War I that informed the art and set design on many of the old Universal and German horror classics. That conflict in particular, with one foot in the horror of modern warfare and the other in…well, the horror of 19th century warfare, seems particularly well suited for horror films. The strange combination of Industrial Revolution weapons and vehicles with ornate imperial uniforms, peasants, kingdoms, horse-drawn artillery, and of course, No Man's Land, trench warfare, bombed out old European buildings and castles — horror films set amongst this carnage seem to practically write themselves, and yet wartime horror films are all but non-existent.
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All I ask of an action film is that it entertains me. I'm not a demanding viewer most of the time. I'm easy to satisfy, and I don't think that makes me simple-minded. No, there are plenty of other things that do that. As long as the movie isn't god-awful boring or just plain full of crap, I'll probably at least enjoy my time watching it, even if it isn't the sort of thing I'd ever buy. Frankly, I'd much rather sit through a dumb but exciting action film than a boring one that tries to be smart and fails miserably. At least a dumb action movie lets you know immediately where you stand. At the same time, I hate a lot of big, dumb action movies. Is this a contradiction? Hypocrisy? Well, don't try to figure me out. I'm one of those hedge mazes, baby, and you could get lost in my leafy green complexity.


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NBA's Top 10 Plays for October 30th, 2009. [media id=39 width=445 height=240] YouTube.com
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[caption id="attachment_629" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Jared Dudley"][/caption] The Phoenix Suns today announced that the club has exercised the team options on the contracts of third-year forward Jared Dudley and second-year center Robin Lopez for the 2010-11 season. Dudley, 24, enters his first full season with the Suns and third career campaign in the NBA. The 7-0, 255-pound Lopez was the Suns' first-round selection in the 2008 NBA Draft (15th overall). The Suns have declined the 2010-11 team option on the contract of third-year swingman Alando Tucker. Inside Hoops
Rockets Exercise Option on Aaron Brooks
[caption id="attachment_625" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Aaron Brooks"][/caption] Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey announced today that the team has picked up the option on the contract of guard Aaron Brooks. Brooks (6-0, 161, Oregon), who was selected by Houston in the first round (26th overall) of the 2007 NBA Draft, is averaging 18.5 points and 8.5 assists in two games this season. In 2008-09, Brooks averaged career highs of 11.2 points (.366, 113-309 3FG), 2.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists in 80 games (35 starts). Inside Hoops
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[caption id="attachment_610" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Vince Carter"][/caption] Magic guard Vince Carter sprained his ankle in the team's 95-85 win over the Nets on Friday night. Carter had 16 points when he left the game in the second quarter with the injury. "I heal like a young guy so I'll be good tomorrow," Carter told the Associated Press after sitting out the second half. "Hopefully, I'll be back Sunday. We're going to be smart about it. It's a long season. I'm feeling better now that I am walking on it." X-rays were negative on the ankle and he did not experience a lot of swelling. Real GM
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[caption id="attachment_596" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Josh Smith"][/caption] Hawks forward Josh Smith became the youngest player in NBA history to reach 900 blocks late in the Hawks' game against Washington on Friday, surpassing Shaquille O'Neal, at 23 and 329 days. Smith, however, insisted that being a shot blocker was never a part of his NBA master plan. "It started out with me being young and just playing with energy, and now it has become something I just have a knack for," he said. HoopsWorld
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